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ShoIbyvilie.

Miss Laura Haehl of Manella, has been the guest
of Mrs. Dan DePrez of East Washington street
Mr. and Mrs. George Stout, of Indianapolis attended
the Presbyterian fair here Thursday night Mr. Sam
Kennedy, who is attending Purdue University. is
home to spend the holidays Mr. ard Mrs. Henry
kahn OF Cincinnati, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Julius Joseph last week Mrs. John Miller, Mrs.
Frank Gavin and Mrs Louis Zoler. of Creensburg
were entertained by Mrs. Len Hackney, Thursday.
Miss Blanche Robertson of Chicago, will spend the
holidays with her mother Mrs. Mamie Young Wis
tied near St Paul Wednesday last Mr.. Dr. Trees
of Manella, visited Mrs. John Blessing. last week.
The members of the German Club danced Wednesday
evening The marriage of Mr.. Ed Elliott president
of the SheIoyville Club. and Miss Gerte Blessing
daughter of Mrs John Blessing is announced for the
I'D inst. They two of Shelby society neo-
pie Miss May Wilson and Miss Hacker of Wal
dron, visited Mrs. Joe Lacy last week The mem
bers of the Crystal Club danced last Thursday even
ing Miss Grace James will visit Miss Addie White
sides, of Franklin during the holidays. Miss Min
ME Sutton visited friends at the Grand Hotel, in
Greenfield during the past week Mr.. II. T. Haines
OF Lawrenceburg, will spend Sunday with Mr.. B. S.
Sutton and family Miss Belle Melcher. of Vevay
Ind, is the guest of Miss Mary Conrey, this week -
Miss Minnie Parrish who is attending Franklin Col
ege, will spend the holidays with her parents The
members of the Matinee Musicale, second DIVISION
rendered an interesting in the parlors of
the Presbyterian Church, Wednesday afternoon.
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
Charlottesville.

Miss Mary H. Krout has been visiting with friends
ed at Covington last week. Mrs c. H. Fiske
has been visiting in Indianapolis Mrs. N. A. Bloor,
of Edinburg, has been visiting her daughter Mrs
John, Fl. Schleppy---A: P. Luse returned
to Chicago on last Wednesday. wv. NJ. Wat
of S. E.: Watson last Sunday. =. Miss Alethea
Iuse is at Washington, D. c., where she will spend
the holidays Miss Augusta Eighmey, of DUBUQUE
Ia. and Miss Grace Willis of Wellsboro Pa. have
returned to their homes after visit with Miss Luse
Mrs. E. P. Taylor has returned to South Bend
after visit at Jere Keeney's-- Charles Jones and
family of Lafayette, have been visiting Mrs NJ p
Wolf &C. J. Evans, of Ellsworth Kan. who has
been visiting Captain H. II. Talbot went to Indian
apolis, last Friday where he will visit relatives
ing in this city Mrs. F. NJ. Dice is visiting among
friends in Indianapolis Mrs. Maria Cadwalader Of
Rev. A George E. Jenner. of the Episcopal Church
is seriously Ill with scarlet Mrs. Lille Street
Robb has returned home to Kansas City.
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Urbana.

Mrs. J. G. Oldham and daughters visited at st.
Joseph: H., during the week.--.W. A. Devore and
wife, of Monticello visitors in the city Sunday.
---Mrs- E. C. Richards has returned to Princeton,
Ind. after pleasant visit with Mrs. w. H. Busey.
---.Mrs. L. II. Glover and Mrs. II. R. Mitchell, who
were guests of Mrs. j. A Glover, have returned to
Springfield, Ill---.A. H. Ishbel and family have
moved to Clinton Mrs. H. w. Renner, of Rantoul,
was guest of Mrs. E. II. Renner last week. Miss
Addie Sutton returnedo Monday from Topeka, Kan,
where she attended school d. C. Brown and fam
lily nave returned to Strong City, Kan Prof and
Mrs; Pcksrd entertained q large number of friends
on Thursday evening H Busev and wife and G.
Tobias attended the birthday celebration of John
Busey, at Plainfeld, Saturday Mrs. NJ. w.
Busey attended the meeting of the alumni of the
Normal University, at Evanston the past week
Mrs. Lucy Clemens Bryan. who has been visiting in
Somer township departed for her home at Lamar
No. on Thursday Mrs. Olive Fisher and daughter
have returned to their home at Empora, Kan.
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Wabash.

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hanna have returned to War
pleasant visit to relatives in Macon, Ca Father
Weichmann. of the Catholic Church in Anderson.
was in the city last week visiting friends Mrs.
sister, Mrs. Kate NJ. Busck---Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Newhouse entertained the Semper Idem Club last
Monday night. Prof. Otto Sedan of Frankforton.
the Man has located in this city with his bride The
Professor is violnist of national reputation and
viii be great addition to Wabash musical circles.
49, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram E. Coate passed last Sunday
in Kokono, the guests of Mr. and Mrs NJ. W. Coate.
Miss Fife Payne has been visiting friends in Peru
Kokomo and Logansport- Miss Eva Donaldson
who has been attending the university at Wooster
O., is home for the holidays. Wabash ladies' are
preparing to make New Year calls. The gentlemen
will receive in considerable numbers Rev. Mr.
Morgan, the pastor of the Christian Church has
arrived - Mr.. Stephen J. Hamilton, of Athens
Tenn, IS visiting old friends and comrades here
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GreencaRtlR.

Miss Ethel Sullivan is visiting relatives at Rock
vile IA. j. Neff and wife. of Marysvlle Tenn
visiting friends in this city Miss Lucy Hall OF
Rising Sun, is visiting Mrs. Jno. Allen -.Jno. L.
Meyers has gone to Mason. H., to spend the holt
exercises in the public schools Friday. Walter
Matthews and wife have returned home from
is visiting his father, this city A Curtis
and wife left Monday extended trip to Kansas.
miss Ollie Burnet is visiting her sister at Ander-
son. Mrs. DR.. Bowman has gone to New York to
spend the holidays with her daughter Rev Salem
Town. of Terre Haue. delivered the term lecture at
DePauw University Sunday afternoon. Dean Howe
and Miss Jennie Allen. of the school of music will
spend the holidays at Boston. Mrs Geo. Hathaway
has gone 70 Rockville to spend the holidays Mrs
Este. of Fredericktown o., is visiting her daughter
Mrs. WaI+er
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Musical Matters.

musical and Liter airy entertainment will be given
IN the Central Christian Church for the benefit of the
FIRST Onlversalist Church, on next Friday evening
Miss j. May Miller the pianiste viii take part in the
programme.
The Mendessohn Society viii begin the study of
Rossini's 'Stabat Mater" at the rehearsal Monday
evening This work will be given at the next public
concert of the society in about six weeks One OF the
overtures to be played is William Tell"
St Johns Church choir will render very interest
La Hsohes Messa pro Paee viii iii be 0 snng
and during the vesper service compositions by Willard
Est La Hache and Rosewig will be given.
The ladies of the st. Vincent De Paul Society will
give musical and literary tertanment for the bene
Leonine Union Club rooms. No. 122 North Meridian
street An excellent programme has been arranged
for the occasion.
public concert was given last night at the piano
warero0ms of Emil Wulschner. in which prominent
local talent took part The star of the evening, how
ever, was Miss Cole, of Mitchell, Ind, graduate of
the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, who played
several difficult selections with taste and skill.
ance and each number met with hearty appreciation
and Essie Messing The Hall-place Boys the Old
Snow drifts, the diningroom boys. and Mr.. NJ. H.
ST ades and Mr. Burgess Brown and Master BERTHE
Fiebleman recited.
A pupils recital will be given at Mrs. Flora II.
Hunter s music rooms on Tuesday afternoon at $50
O'Clock, by Miss Mary StowelL Her programme in.
cludes Godards Gavotte,o OPP I6 and Noveleszaop IL.
A Nocturne by Leschezky Cappriccio op. At by
Philip seharwenka. Good night and B.rearolle op.
Sternberg, and concerto in minor, first movement
by Dussik-for which invitations have been issued.
Musicale were delivered to the members on Wednes-
day last. The color of the was to have been
SKY blue, but from the appearance the color was
judged by the skies of the early part of week and
are a dngy gray The contents. however, are as
complete as if the was beautiful, as the pro
grammes this year are made up of the compositions
of modern composers. The papers for each meeting
have other subjects than the life of the composer
represented Otherwise the pamphlet is like those of
the preceding years.
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Concerninp womer.

There are one hundred women studying in the Har-
ward annex this year. There is endowment fund
of $1O0,00 But $500 900 Is needed
Salt Lake recently admitted woman to the bar,
ana one OF the test oaths she obliged to take
'nae she would henceforth live with only wife"
Mrs: Elizabeth Cady Stanton has returned from
Paris to Banigstoke Hants, England, to spend some
months with her daughter Harriet Stanton BIatch
before sailing for America
DR.. Eva Harding, of Atchison, Kan, has been ap-
pointed physician to the Soldiers Orphans
Home at Atchison She is the first woman physician
to receive appointment in State institution.
The Girls Friendly Society founded in England in
1873. has reached membership of 1.5OO, 900. It
has been extended under the auspices of the Episco
pal Church to Scotland Ireland and the colonies.
The South Brooklyn Ferry Company has substi-
tuted women for men collectors both sides of
the river They work ten hours day and get $50
per month. The company finds them as efficient as
men and more honest.
Nine. Sollier, beautiful mulatto woman, the wife
OF French Blcetre professor has passed her
nations, and been received Doctor of the Paris
faculty. treatise of hers the State of Denti-
tion In ldiotic and Deformed Children" il highly
commended
The Equity Club is an association of women law
ago. It's members reside in Massachusetts' Calsfor
mia. illinois, Indiana Michigan, New York. Nebraska,
Wisconsin Connecticut Georgia. District of Column
bia, Washington Territory and the Sandwich Islands
Several Russian women have earned fame in other
countries. Nine kovaersky is professor of high
mathematics at the University of Stockholm. Nine.
Ogonovsky lectures on Slavonic idoms at Bologna.
Nine Novikof has meritsd wide.s reputation
as politician and in scientific cles. Nine. L. Ra-
gozine, little known in Russia yet is appreciated
in New York for her historical Investigations in the
East.
There about 25 900 women in New York al
ready organized in trades unions and labor organic
atoms of various kinds Most of them work in fac
tories and shops. not in tenement-houses. The silk
weavers organized in 1885. The feather-workers
aud the dress-makers have each union. Hundreds
OF telegraph operators and type-setters belong to
unions of men and women. The bustonhole workers
paper boxworkers. fur operators hat and shirt-mak
ers the book binders the shoe operatives and the
tailors have unions more or less prosperous The
present movement started among the working women
themselves. although it is aided by philant hropic
women outside.
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Chambers in Warren County.


WILLIAMsPoRT, Ind, Dec. 1.-THE statement in
to-day's Journal regarding a death in this county
from CHAMBERS has created quite ripple of excite
ment. Your correspondent called DIR. Moore sec
rotary of the county Board of Health. and learned
that the statement substantially true Dir Moore
was called to Ledrick, sono days ago. and made an
examination of the case. He says it something
similar TO CHAMBERS though it may have been a case of
blood poisoning. DR.. Thomas Bartlett, who has had
considerable experience in doc.oring horses through
out the county it is not CHAMBERS the horses in
the neighborhood are afflicted with, but aggravated
of dstemper and such is the theory of most of
the farmers in the neghborhood. DIR. Pritchard, of
Indianapolis has been sent for and will probably be
amin
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Fifteen Years for Manslauchter.

EpectaI 20 inc IndianapOlls JOURNAL
EVANSVILLE. Ind, Dec. Isl ohm D. Miller a
coored saloon keeper and politician who the night
of Aug H. last shot and killed Albert Smith another
colored man. put trial Thursday, and had
his concluded this afternoon when it went to the
jury. AT 1:3O o'clock to light the jury returned
verdict, finding Miller guilty of manslaughter and
fixing his punishment at fifteen years in the penten-
tary. There has been great interest manifested in
the case, owing to Millers prominence and Smiths
apparent worthlessness When the verdict was an
nounced there dramatic in the court
room which was well filed. mostly with colored peo-
pie Miller was almost Frustrated by the announce
ment and his cofored friends up wailing that
had tt be suppressed by the court.
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at o'clock and il is especially desirable all who
expect attend should send their names the
treasurer that ample accommodation may be made
Tor all The great social of the first in
sures larger attendance at the coming and the
general dancing viii be in greater favor than if por
ton of the time were to be given to tho german.
At Mrs. VIM. Daggett's thimbe party, Wednes-
day afternoon given for Miss Josephine Sampsell os
Ohio. the ladies given swiss bag 10 make. and
ribbon with which finish it at the top. Their size
and length naado every wonder what they were
for and their curiosity satisfied when they
completed Each held huge stick of red and white
peppermint candy.
Quite pleasant wedding occurred last Wednesday
evening at No. 24l College avenue the brides home.
The hymeneal twain were Mr. Charles Grant, a we'll
known empoye at the Atlas machine works, and Miss
Minnie T. Stages. Friends and relatives in California
remen bered the contracting parties and great
quantity of beautiful flowers with which the rooms
were decorated Rev. D. r. Van Buskirk of the
Third Christian Church performed the marriage GER
emory in the presence of few invited relatives.
Open house" will probably be observed pre- tty
generally this season There several very swell
receptions already arranged for and large parties
ladies' receive at each place, and among the young
sets there will be many ready to entertain callers.
The ale Gee club will be in the city that day and
several gatherings will be held especially in their
honor. Mrs. Z. q. Atkins and daughters give a din.
nerperty at noon. There will be calling all the after
noon, concert in the evening at Plymouth Church,
and reception and dance in the evening at Mrs W.
j. HOLIDAYS
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Marion.

Several hundred invitations have been issued here
to the marriage of George e. Wharton, of this place.
and Miss Eva Shideler at Roberts Park Church Dec.
70, at P. M----Miss Nellies MoVieker has
turned to her home in Chicago - Miss Genevieve
Rogers of Swayzee is visiting Mrs. j. III. Forrest
Nate Elliott left Wednesday. to make his home at
Wichita. Kan Hon. George w. Steele arrived home
Thursday for the holiday vacation - Miss Della
Janet of White Pigeon, Mich is visiting Miss Winnie
Hamilton Mrs Jason Wilson has returned from
Munce, where she attended the eighteth birthday of
her father. Adam Wolfe james Campbell. of
Montgomery county Ohio, is visiting his brother,
Samuel Campbell Miss Minnie Brady and Miss
frankie Wolfe have returned to Muncie. after an
tended visit with Marion relatives Mrs. DR.. E. 2.
Jones and Mrs. B. H. Jones visiting at Wabash.
- Mrs. Ida Mcdonald returned Thursday from
short trip to Indianapolis Mrs. William Lyons
turned tuesday from four weeks visit with rela-
tives at Pttsburg Mrs John Mcdonald is visiting
at Piqua. o. Frank Runyan. of Springfield, o., is
visiting in Marion
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Chaupaign.

The NJ. Z. ladies will indulge in 8 Mav-pole fest
val Tuesday evening Rev. Thomas Ross of ia
Crosse, Wis., the guest of d. Rugg the psf
we Elk Mrs. Chas. Gibson and daughter Jessie re
homo from Aurora, H. Mrs. j. H. Miller of Sad
witch, H., is a guest os Mrs. E. NJ McAllster The
ladies of the Congregational Church will celebrte
the landing of the Pilgrim fathers next Thursday cen
ing Mrs. J. F. Hodges has returned from Chcgo
- Thad McCord is in Chicago engaged in bnsiIsss
Miss Kate Hapgood has gone to Topeka, KAN.
Mrs Major, of Mattoon spent Sunday with her daght
Mrs Heernans, in this city. Mrs Chas ELS zoes
to Diller, Neb.. to visit Mrs. G.. 1. Hodges Hiss
Ada Johnson has returned from Kingman, Kal.-
Mrs. G. B. Hatch and family spent the week with
Mrs. r. s. Hodgen, in Charleston.
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Society Events.

Mr. and Mrs. w n. Gates viii give eotillion party
on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Albert Austermuehle will soon be married tc
Miss Ada Graham, of Connersville.
Mr.. Maurice Butler will give dancing party or
Thursday evening at bis fathers homo on North
Delaware street.
THURSDAY at dinnerparty in honor of her mothers
eightyhrst birthday.
Miss Reta Jeffers entertained number of her
friends at her home No. us North Tennessee street.
on Saturday afternoon
Dancing Club Monday, the Goth in honor of Miss
Louise Starkey, of kalamazoo.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss Ada Martin
an ana sir; John Monks on Wednesday evening, Dec.
Mr.. Robert Martin and Miss Ina Pugh were united
marriage last Thursday evening the home of the
brides parents. No 81 East McCarty street.
The North-side Dancing Club will enterta;, tba;-
o'clock.
from till o'clock at the home of the former
on Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Shideler have issued invita-
tons for the marriage of their daughter Eva TO Mr.
George I. Wharton, of Marion. Ind, on Monday
afternoon Dec 26 at $50 o'clock, at Roberts Park
Church.
The usual Christmas exhibition of paintings will be
held at ST. Johns Academy. Dec 81 % and %. be-
ginning the afternoon of the 21st. The school
sntertainment will be held on Thursday Dec. %, at
ESQ o'clock p. NJ.
Inc annual celebration OF Forefathers' day by the
Mayfower Church people, will occur Wednesday.
1t will take the form of New England supper served
after D O'Clock. and a donation party for Rev. Mr..
Hays, who is State missionary. The old fashioned
New England hospitality will be extended to all.
The toboggan slide will be given a grand opening
Eala night as soon the first freeze is recorded
There fifteen toboggans and the slide is much
improved over that of last year Invitations will be
sent out and 1t is expected the will be fash
ionsoe one as the representative young people of the
city the list.
Auditor of State Carr gave a dinner party on
wednesday evening. in honor of Miss Blisn of Sew
mour, who has been the guest of Miss Fells. Among
those present were Neil New. Lutte Blish Nav FelIs
and Nell Woodward. of Seymour, and MessrS Rob-
lson, Myers aud Blish. They were ehaperoned bv
Mr.. and Mrs. It. L. Graves
Carl Witt entertained his friends Messrs Herman
Ritter, OF Hereth, Ches Wilson, Fred Swan and
Misses Katie Shepherd Eta Wood Blanche Thonn.
son and Katie Cooper, at the residence of bis sister
Mrs ID NJ Hailey on THURSDAY evening. The gen.
tlenen eouirrise the Graceful Quartet Club of Cen
trail Avenus." A. thez furnished some delightful
music
The Christmas = teTntiy baE viii be held on the
the 2sth, between Christmas an New Years Day
IL Will be just hit its iaa Gates All Of the
decorations will be especially arranged suitably to
the season. There will not be any german and gen
era1 dancing will continue all the evening An extra
supper viii be served much better than at the usual
parties and the refreshrent- will open from
10 til IL o'clock The grand march will take place
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Frank Hanson CT Cincinnati. is the guest of
friends Miss Venia McKenna, who has been the
guest of Miss Eva Jackson, has returned to her
in Indianapolis Harry Dutton, of St Joseph Mo-.
is visiting his mother. Mrs. Ora Fanser of Bunker
Hill will spend the holidays with her parents Mr. and
Mrs j. Febolt. of this city Mrs. James Goldsmith
and Mrs Swift are visiting relatives in Ednburg :.
Miss E. Loed, of Attica. who has been the guest of
friends during the past week, has returned home :.
Miss Bessie LaBonta has returned from her visit in
Fort Wayne Miss E. Kahn, of Huntington, re-
been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Aelder has re-
turned to her home in ST. Louis Sarah Chap
man OF San Diego is the guest of her father A
Banks. A. II. Gregg who has been very Ill during
the past two months. is rapidly recovering Miss
Eta Paine of Wabash is the guest of Florence Jones.
Miss Dora kraus entertained few friends on
Thursday evening West Main street, in honor of
her guest, Miss Kahn, of Huntington.
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I.a6nOa

On Tuesday, Dec Is, Miss Cora Ashby of this
place. and Mr.. n. IT. Davis of II. T. Davis & Co.. New
York city married at the residence of the brides
father. The ceremony performed by Rev. DR..
Fisk, of Greencastle- Miss Emma Knox and Mr..
Muter Hatchedor. of Greeneastle, married at
the horne of the bride in this place Wednesday. Dec
Il at o'clock P. II. They left for Greencastle on
Thursday and viii go TO housekeeping in that place
immediately Miss Kate Miller of Greencastle is
visiting friends here Miss Emma Hague of Thorn
town came over to attend the Davis-Ashby wedding.
---.1nvitations out for missionary tea TO be
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1larshalf-

Mrs. o. Mitchelswas the guest of Terre Eaute rea-
tives last week Mrs F. K. Neal Aid to Terre
Haute, Thursday. by news of her motter' death.
Willard Hedrick has gone to -MenoffL- Tenn 20
spend the winter NJ. Andrews sss returned
from two weeks visit in Rockville, lid. n.
King and wife, who have been spending he past two
weeks with Marshall relatives returnedj cther home
in OFallon, Ill, last Monday. Mrs Hustled is
homo from Kansas Mrs r. E. HarnilI Mrs. F. II.
Foster Mrs. T. A. Sanderson and dsnzsser- Abbie
Miss Christie Rector and Miss Minnie Bi<eman We're
among those who spent part OF ote week in
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Rockville.

A masque party given at the residence of VIM.
Fuilwider. on Saturday evening. 1t in honor of
Miss Bell Ferguson of Arkansas Mr.. and Mrs.
james Dinwiddie entertained at progressiveseuchre
on Monday evening Mr. Neil Hengen is home
from the South Miss Lizzie Allen will spend the
winter in California Mr.. Andrew P. Henkel, of
Cincinnati is in the city Sunday with his moth
er, Mrs. Lucy P. Henkel. Mrs E. G.
McMurtry is in Frankfort visiting her parents Mrs
George s Cole goes to Wichita. Kan, this week to
reside Miss Alkaline Robertson of Terre Haute,
after pleasant visit here has returned home. . The
rifle team will hold banquet at the Parke Hotel
Friday night The Hon. James T. Johnston will be
home for the holidays after which he win take his
family to Washington City for the rest of The winter
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LopanspOrt.

Mrs. JohE E. johnson is visiting her parents at
Terre Haute Mr. and Mrs. d. G. Elliott went to
Cambridge City Tuesday to attend the marriage of
their niece Miss Jennie Elliott Miss Grace Hib
bard of South Bend is the guest of Mrs. Judge Bald
win--- Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Graves returned yester-
day, from Chicago where they have been visiting
friends Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. c. 2.
Doney. OF Crawfordsville spending fac holidays
the residence of c. B. Knowlton. Mrs. Charles
Watts has returned from visit to Virginia. Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. Ellison. of Fort Wayne. the guests
tice entertained her young friends Friday evening